Tokyo Philharmonic Children's Choir

Artist

トウキョウショウネンショウジョガッショウタイ

The Tokyo Children's Choir (Tokyo Shonen Shojo Gasshotai) is a Japanese boys and girls choir celebrated for its clear, ethereal vocal blend that has graced countless film and anime soundtracks. Their pure, innocent sound lends itself naturally to evocative background scoring and insert songs, adding a fantastical or sacred dimension to the scenes in which they appear. Composers frequently turn to them when a piece calls for the shimmering innocence only a children's choir can supply. In the anime world, they contributed to the music of Aquarion EVOL, the sequel to Genesis of Aquarion, working within composer Yoko Kanno's rich, genre-blending soundscape. Their performance of "Aquaria Mau Sora" serves as a stately insert song that elevates pivotal moments in the story with a sense of cosmic grandeur and bittersweet beauty. The choir's participation remains a prime example of how a well-placed choral performance can transform an anime scene into something truly unforgettable.